Mirador de sa Punta Grossa

An abandoned hotel, the Alla Dins, stands on the headland.

Mirador de sa Punta Grossa sits on a headland on Ibiza's northern coast, offering unobstructed views across the island's north and out to sea. The access road climbs through a residential estate and narrows significantly as it approaches; parking is minimal and often full.

The abandoned Alla Dins hotel stands on or near the site. The immediate area can be in poor condition: visitors report rubbish, including discarded toilet paper, and unpleasant smells.

The viewpoint is open 24 hours daily with no entrance fee. Despite access challenges and condition issues, it attracts visitors seeking solitude and wide sea views.

Viewpoint

Accessibility: No wheelchair-accessible parking or entrance. The viewpoint requires no climbing or extensive walking once you reach it. The narrow road and limited parking are the main access barriers.
Parking: Very limited. Expect only a handful of spaces. Often full, particularly during daytime hours.
Difficulty: The access road is narrow and becomes progressively narrower as it approaches the viewpoint. It climbs through a residential estate. Meeting oncoming traffic requires care. No hiking is involved.
Hours: Open 24 hours daily. No seasonal or time-based restrictions.

What makes it special

The panoramic view across the northern coastline and out to sea is the draw—wide, unobstructed, and rare on this side of the island. The abandoned Alla Dins hotel, which sits on the headland, is an unusual feature. The site itself is often quiet; visitors frequently find themselves alone or with only a handful of others, unlike busier Ibiza spots.

Good to know

The access road is narrow. If another car approaches while you're descending (or vice versa), passing is difficult and requires careful manoeuvring.

Parking is severely limited. Expect only a handful of spaces. Arrive early or visit in off-peak hours for the best chance of finding a spot.

Site conditions can be poor. Rubbish is common, including discarded toilet paper, and there is often an unpleasant smell.

Open 24 hours, no entrance fee. The viewpoint is accessible at any time, any day.

Getting there

Access is by car only. The route climbs through a residential area and narrows as it reaches the site. Parking is minimal—often just a handful of spaces—so arriving early in the day improves your chances. Once parked, the viewpoint is at or very near road level; no substantial walk is required.

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